Study the Microwave Characteristics of Nanocomposites for Strengthening Building Materials

N. Shanmugasundaram; E.N. Ganesh

International Journal of Composite and Constituent Materials

Study the Microwave Characteristics of Nanocomposites for Strengthening Building Materials

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The paper depicts the consequences of microwave portrayal of composite structure material comprising of layers of plastics, fiber glass and paste. The consistency of the block test of such a material has been assessed involving examining standard horn receiving wire in the recurrence range 7-12 GHz. Resounding monopole radio wire dove into the example has been utilized for assurance of comparable complex permittivity in the recurrence range 0.7-6 GHz. Non-uniform construction of the composite material prompts the reliance of its constitutive boundaries on position of examining monopole individually sides of the block.

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